Stonewall property owners who believe their property assessment is too high have until September 26, 2026, to file a formal challenge. The Town of Stonewall has posted a Notice of Board of Revision, giving residents a clear deadline to dispute their assessments before the 2027 tax year is finalized.
The Board of Revision is a committee that hears appeals from property owners who disagree with the value placed on their property. A general reassessment will be completed in 2026, and changes made will impact a property owner’s 2027 taxes. Property owners who want to appeal their assessment must submit their application to the Town office by the September 26 deadline.
Residents can also contact the Selkirk Assessment Branch at 204-785-5092 or toll-free at 1-866-262-9786 for more information about their assessment.
Separately, the Town has issued a Notice of Nominations for the 2026 Municipal Election. Anyone interested in running for mayor or council must submit their nomination papers by September 22, 2026. The election will be held on October 28, 2026, across Manitoba.
The current Stonewall Town Council consists of Mayor Sandra Smith, Deputy Mayor Peter Bullivant, and Councillors Walter Badger, Ron Maryniuk, and Kimberly Newman.
The 2026 tax due date for Stonewall property owners is September 29, 2026. The Town office will be closed September 30 for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
More information about the Board of Revision and nomination process is available on the Town of Stonewall website.
